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First Look – David Bowie: Five Years

There are many delights on offer in David Bowie – Five Years, the BBC’s terrific new documentary focussing on five critical periods in Bowie’s career. Here’s a longhaired Bowie, sporting a natty fedora, at Andy Warhol’s Factory in 1971, miming being disembowelled. And here he is on The Dick Cavett Show in 1974, wearing a dark blue shirt, tartan tie and brown trousers, twirling a cane while he performs “Footstompin”, a cut that eventually became “Fame”.

Deborah Harry: “Blondie were at the bottom rung of the CBGBs ladder…”

Deborah Harry reveals she believes Blondie were looked down on at legendary New York punk club CBGB.

David Bowie: “I’m hungry for reality!” – Part 3

In Part 3 of this exclusive interview from Uncut’s October 1999 issue, David Bowie looks back on 30 years of genius, drugs and derangement. Words: Chris Roberts

Brian Eno – the doctor will see you now

Eno’s sublime new album, Lux, is reviewed in the current issue of Uncut (December 2012, Take 187) – so we’re delving back to December 2010’s issue to meet the time-travelling conceptualist himself, a man who’s into ecstatic food cults, Music For Maternity Wards – and trying to remember his own past. “One of the big driving forces for Roxy Music,” he says, “was that we hated hippies…” Words: Stephen Troussé _______________________

Charalambides, Michael Flower Band, Dean McPhee: Cafe Oto, London, May 19, 2012

To Café Oto, where a guy who goes by the name of Hitodama is making the sort of brutal avant-noise that a colleague is inspired to describe as “entropic deathwank”.

David Sylvian – A Victim Of Stars

A visionary musician, revealed under the make-up...

Koen Holtkamp: “Gravity/Bees”

Not an immediately familiar name, perhaps, but Koen Holtkamp might be more familiar, at least to regular readers, if we described him as one half of Mountains, a New York-based duo that I’ve written about a fair bit here in the last year or so.

Grinderman: “Grinderman 2”

The arrival yesterday of a remix of “Heathen Child”, with added Robert Fripp, reminded me that I’d somehow neglected to write anything about “Grinderman 2”, even with Nick Cave on the cover of the current Uncut.

Uncut Readers’ Great Lost Albums: Part Two

Previously: Uncut Readers' Great Lost Albums Part One, Uncut's Great Lost Albums.

Pocupine Tree Add December Dates

The psychedelic prog rockers to now play seven headline shows
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